The first BEV is scheduled to roll off the production line in 2025 and will mark a significant moment in Bentley’s long and illustrious history. It is also a critical step in the company’s Beyond100 strategy – the ground-breaking plan launched in 2020 that will ensure Bentley is exclusively electric and end-to-end carbon neutral by 2030.
eBay Motors Group’s latest Consumer Insight Panel survey of 2,000 in-market new and used car buyers has identified that over 65s are more interested in talking to dealers to understand the environmental impact of their vehicle choice than younger age groups.
61% of people say they are aware of the Government’s target for all new cars and vans to be zero-emission by 2040 – and it means more than 17 million drivers need convincing before they’ll start considering electric.
The inevitable change will begin when used car buyers see electric cars as affordable alternatives to internal combustion power. Today, the optimal price for used car consumers appears to be around £5,995. For many of course, the affordability level is much lower.
New research by digital transformation agency, Somo which revealed that over half of those surveyed would consider purchasing a petrol engine vehicle next, while a quarter are still considering diesel engines.
THE most popular fuel types searched for by car buyers are electric and hybrid, according to Google search analysis undertaken by Honchō Google searches for electric vehicles (EVs), during the first nine months of 2019, increased by 55.5% year on year with buyers using the word “electric” as part of their search criteria for new and used cars. Searches for [...]
Why should the lubrication of a vehicle be any different if it is electric or combustion?
Since the emergence and increased recognition of high air pollution levels and their effects on global warming, the car industry has focused much more resource on developing EVs.
While Deliotte predicts that there will be 21 million EVs on the road globally within the next decade, LeasePlan UK believes the UK's contribution will be minimal unless infrastructure catches up.
British brand set to bring in four new electrified models over the next two years moving at a pace not seen since the turn of the 20th Century
